Lockout Gameplay: Halo MCC
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that battle rifle 
I remember being mad at the battle rifle when Halo 2 first dropped and missed my Halo 1 pistol.
But eventually I accepted the BR as the GOAT
I remember being mad at the battle rifle when Halo 2 first dropped and missed my Halo 1 pistol.
But eventually I accepted the BR as the GOAT
Animal House
Superstar
this will be the only reason i cop a x1 this year. u really cant argue with this level of piff, 5 games for 60?????
that 60FPS video is the truth, if you can't see the difference in fluidity then damn
that's what made TLOU remaster worth it
that's what made TLOU remaster worth it
Brief Keef
Superstar
that's what im sayin breh smhthis will be the only reason i cop a x1 this year. u really cant argue with this level of piff, 5 games for 60?????
HNIC973
R.I.P Bandana P
Zanzibar
HNIC973
R.I.P Bandana P
http://www.ign.com/articles/2014/09...ons-vintage-multiplayer-still-brings-the-heat
We end our multiplayer map tour of Lockout, but I already played that one at PAX. I consider Lockout as the crown jewel of Halo maps, a multiplayer space full of chokepoints expertly designed around conflict. Midway through that match, I think I heard Alfredo swoon out loud after stringing together enough enemy kills for a spree. Clearly, his unbridled enthusiasm alone should be a sign that the development team nailed what they set out to do.
I remember most of these maps have been remade for Halo games before. Zanzibar was also a Halo 3 map called Last Resort. Lockout became Blackout in another DLC pack. But what I witness in Halo: MCC outdoes anything I saw before. The look and feel of each location stands out substantially. You can still play those remakes as part of Halo 3, but the new ones outdo them both. Halo: MCC's ambitious package isn't something to write-off. The dream of revisiting Halo 2's excellent online multiplayer is almost here and it's pretty darn impressive.
We end our multiplayer map tour of Lockout, but I already played that one at PAX. I consider Lockout as the crown jewel of Halo maps, a multiplayer space full of chokepoints expertly designed around conflict. Midway through that match, I think I heard Alfredo swoon out loud after stringing together enough enemy kills for a spree. Clearly, his unbridled enthusiasm alone should be a sign that the development team nailed what they set out to do.
I remember most of these maps have been remade for Halo games before. Zanzibar was also a Halo 3 map called Last Resort. Lockout became Blackout in another DLC pack. But what I witness in Halo: MCC outdoes anything I saw before. The look and feel of each location stands out substantially. You can still play those remakes as part of Halo 3, but the new ones outdo them both. Halo: MCC's ambitious package isn't something to write-off. The dream of revisiting Halo 2's excellent online multiplayer is almost here and it's pretty darn impressive.
BasedPrime
Xbox Woe
HNIC973
R.I.P Bandana P
wacc
BasedPrime
Xbox Woe
Go play San Andreas with yo fat ass 
stepbackj34spud
Top 75 All-Time
Playstanleys lost hard omg 